TRADITIONAL RED TENGU MASK: A MILLENNIAL SYMBOL OF JAPANESE CULTURE
ORIGINS AND MEANING
The Traditional Red Tengu Mask, iconic in Japanese culture, has its roots in the complex mythology of the country. It is said that Tengu, supernatural beings, emerge as large anthropomorphic birds in ancient Japanese mythology. Over time, this mythological figure became intertwined with the yamabushi, mountain ascetics who practiced Shugendō, a form of spirituality influenced by Buddhism, Shintoism, and Taoism.
Throughout the centuries, Tengu became versatile characters in Japanese oral tradition, portrayed both as benevolent beings who protect the mountains and mischievous demons who wreak havoc. Their role in Japanese folklore and traditional theater is fundamental, appearing in a multitude of tales and plays that reflect the complexity of morality and human nature in Japanese culture.
CRAFTSMANSHIP AND DETAILS
The creation process of these masks is meticulous, combining techniques such as 3D printing, sculpting, painting, and strap assembly. Each piece, with approximate dimensions of 36x18x26 (cm), is unique and made to order, ensuring an exclusive work of art.
PERFECT FOR KAMIZAS
Designed for Kamizas, the places of honor in dojos, these masks capture the essence of Japanese tradition and become a symbol of respect and dedication.
CUSTOMIZATION OPTIONS
To Infinity ofrece dos versiones: «únicamente impresa» para aquellos que desean personalizar su máscara y «mascarilla completa» que incluye pintura, cordones y cicatrices opcionales, manteniendo la esencia creativa.
SUSTAINABILITY COMMITMENT
Manufactured by to Infinity, these masks not only reflect modern craftsmanship but also a commitment to the environment. By using corn-based bioplastic, known as PLA+, exceptional durability and responsible biodegradability are ensured.
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